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Adamson wrote this book to provide a thorough, basic, working knowledge of the law and to train the student to observe both potential and actual events from a legal perspective. The text uses common sense textual discussion written in conversational language and contains short, edited cases.
Insight sections on topics such as how to choose an attorney, how to compensate an attorney, how to enter the legal profession, and others answer practical questions and are found throughout the book.
High-profile cases allow students to focus their knowledge and due to their controversial and current nature, tend to keep students involved.
Discussion cases are located after each case at the end of the chapters to provide students an opportunity to express their understanding of the issues.
The text is written in a conversational tone that tries to impart not only the rules but the logic behind the rules that ties them together.
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With the signing of Plaxico Burress, I wondered if he was going to get his old number back. Braylon Edwards, who wore it while with the Jets, is still waiting his fate. Well, I think he can officially scratch the Jets off his list because of: 1. The signing of Plax is obvious 2. The 17 in his contract number (requested by Plax) and 3. Someone asked Matt Higgins if Plax will wear 17 and he confirmed it.
I heard a rumor that Kerry Rhodes is making a push to get his old friend to AZ with him.
AdamSchefter The "17″ in Plaxico Burress' new one-year$3,017,000 deal is for the No. 17 he has worn – and presumably will wear with the Jets. 7/31/11 10:02 AM |
adbrandt Plaxico requested-and Jets obliged-adding value of jersey number (17) to 3M contract, making it 3.017M. Bet he wishes he wore #99. 7/31/11 10:56 AM |
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Yes the whole marriage issue will be decided at the SCOTUS as in 1967. But it would be encouraging to see this president step into an LBJ-sized pair of boots instead of the dance slippers he skirts around in as a practicing Christian.
The Obama epiphany is an absurd triangulation. To suggest that you or I dine on a plate of states rights is nauseating. Many North Carolinians had a full plate of states rights shoved down our throats yesterday. It tasted just like Jim Crow to me. Perhaps the President should serve the crow to Malia and Sasha and then ask them what they think about gay marriage being left in the hands of the 50 states.
No one deserves other than a full plate of freshly-baked cookies and a warm glass of milk served at the big boys and girls table. You can only survive on crumbs and table scraps for so long.
Stepping back for a moment I see a community of LGBT people who very badly want to believe. A community that has been scorned to the point of yearning for legitimacy and someone to trust. In doing so however we continue to exist as a servile community that most leaders take for granted. So long as the LGBT community is willing to accept whatever is parsed out we will be stalled by our reluctance to take ownership of our futures. We can't outsource that battle. Rights aren't generally granted. They're taken. And there will be casualties along the way.


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18 So he said, 'I will do this: I will pull down my barns and build greater, and there I will store all my crops and my goods. | 18 "Then he said, 'This is what I'll do. I will tear down my barns and build bigger ones, and there I will store all my grain and my goods. |
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I am a big believer in honoring the gut; trusting the first thought – even in spite of fear or doubt. Intuition helps us make good decisions and take worthwhile risks. In most cases, doubt, in and of itself need not be a show-stopper.
There are a handful of instances in which deferring to doubt is absolutely the way to go. Sometimes the slightest doubt about whether something is appropriate is your gut telling you…it isn't! Here are my favorites. When in doubt, don't :
Post that on social media. You know that awkward moment when scrolling through the Facebook feed and there is a post that over-shares, or a bad moment of TMI, that just makes you cringe? No one wants to be that person. If you are unsure whether or not something should be shared online, don't post it!
Wear that to work. We have all been there: Pulled something out of the closet in the morning and wondered whether or not it is 'too' anything to wear to work (read: too short, too low, too high, too sheer, too sexy, too tight). Chances are, it is! Choose something that you are certain works for work.
Have another drink. At a business-social function, if you wonder whether or not you should have another drink…that is a sign that it may be time to pick up a glass of water instead. It is always best to err on the safe side of inebriation when you are out with clients and colleagues.
Say it via text or email. Engagement is key, and communication has its challenges. So if there is a shadow of a doubt that the recipient of your text or email message you compose will fully understand it, don't hit send! Pick up the phone and call, or have a face-to-face chat. Mix-ups over technological miscommunication is becoming more and more common, unnecessarily.
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18 No one has ever seen God. But God the only Son is very close to the Father, and he has shown us what God is like. | 18 No one has ever seen God, but God the One and Only, who is at the Father's side, has made him known. |
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"@carrieunderwood Is a disgrace. Being vegan and supporting gay marriage doesn't seem very country at all," one tweeted.
"Jesus just let go of the wheel," another said referring to Underwood's song "Jesus, Take the Wheel."
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Charles Emery has written a memoir of his Dad. It is a well written and heartfelt account of his life with family and a focus on his dad's way of living. You could sense a closeness with his dad on a feeling level allowing the reader to sense their connection on the level of soul. This kind of care reaches into the heart and elicites unconditional love. This book shares stories of Dad's deep love and respect for his wife. How he learned from nature and shared those insights with Charles in helping him learn to grow up and be a good man. Dad was giving and respectful to those less fortunate than himself which Charles tries to do in his own life. Charles recalls many life stories that has developed himself as a man. He had a great role model to give him a path that leads into maturity and a man with character. As you read this memoir, you get the feeling that Charles is aware of dad's strengths and weeknesses that allows himself to reflect on his own qualities as a man with honesty and grace. His Dad passed on to Charles an incredible gift that no one can take away from a son. He passed on a legacy of love that illuminates the spirit of a dad who lives on in his son's heart.
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Dietrich Bonhoeffer's voice rang clearly in my ear: Grace must never be cheap.
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Every year, it seems the teams that are the hottest right when the season ends wind up doing well in the playoffs. With a few interesting playoff races shaping up here over the final two weeks, there should be no shortage of hot teams entering the playoffs.
But what about the teams that are basically locks to reach the postseason? Is there an advantage to having to grind out a pennant race as opposed to coasting into the playoffs down the stretch?
The closest divisional race is the in NL Central, where the Pittsburgh Pirates and St. Louis Cardinals are duking it out for the pennant. Both will likely make the playoffs, but the division winner will skip the wild card play-in game.
The Oakland A's and Detroit Tigers have comfortable leads in the division, but these teams need to keep the pedal to the metal. Meanwhile, six teams are battling for two AL wild card spots.
But in three of the six divisions, we're looking at basically locks for the division winners. The Boston Red Sox have opened a nine-game division lead, while the Atlanta Braves and Los Angeles Dodgers are leading their respective divisions by double-digits.
These three teams really have not been challenged for control of their divisions in quite some time, and the term "coasting" into the playoffs would certainly apply, barring an unforeseen epic collapse. The Red Sox do know that it could happen.
Baseball players are trained to play at the highest level of intensity at all times, but from the perspective of a player on a team that has the division wrapped up, it could be much easier to play a bit more lax down the stretch.
It's been a long season, and the playoffs certainly take a mental and physical toll. A little bit of a break wouldn't hurt, right?
But on the other hand, look at the AL wild card hopefuls. Each game over the next two weeks is precious, so there will be no dip in intensity. For the two teams that earn those spots, they'll have the momentum at just the right time.
Flash back to the 2011 Cardinals. The team was 10 1/2 games out of the wild card with just over a month to play but surged in September to not only reach the playoffs but also capture the World Series.
There's a reason though that the Red Sox, Braves and Dodgers have their divisions all but won: They've all played extremely good baseball. Just because they are coasting to division titles doesn't mean that the ultimate goal of winning a World Series have escaped their view.
The teams will likely try to treat every game for the rest of the regular season as the seventh game of the World Series. But again, seeing the standings every day makes it much easier to take a particular game lightly.
As for the teams that are fighting for their lives, they could be in the best shape come October.
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"This is the toughest business in the world, Jason. I tell you. It's a motherfucker of a business, but I've been in it my whole life and I wouldn't want to do anything else." So says Marco Colantonio, managing partner at Steak au Poivre and a fixture at the host's stand every night.
He called last week to report that, after just a month in business, he'd revamped the solid Frog bistro menu at Poivre to make it "more accessible to customers" and bring in entrees at both lunch and dinner with a "lower price point." Our conversation started out very professional, very flack-to-critic, but it didn't take long (as any conversation between two restaurant guys is wont to do) to devolve into the sort of telephonic commiseration you'd get between two thirteen-year-old girls lamenting the loss of their favorite Backstreet Boy -- only with slightly fewer giggles and a lot more cursing.
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"A smart restaurateur," Marco said, meaning himself, "does a soft opening, then sits down and listens to everything his customers have told him. And you know? I did that."
He's right: Thirty days is a good time for an owner or a manager or a chef to evaluate how a new restaurant's doing. Things change drastically during that first month. Expectations go bust, surprises creep out of every corner. The reason why the restaurant-critic handbook says that no place should be reviewed before ninety days of service is that almost every place needs thirty days to get built up, followed by thirty days where everything gets torn down again, and then another thirty days to get built back right. It's a rare restaurant that gets everything right straight out of the gate, and only the most freaky-brilliant chefs are still cooking at night 91 what they set out to cook on day one.
"Every night I stood there and watched people read the menu. I talked to the customers," he continued. "The trick is looking to what your customers say. Ask them what makes them happy and give them more of it."
Which is all a very circumspect way of saying that Steak au Poivre missed the mark with its assumption that what Creekers (and Denverites at large) really wanted was a very French, rather pricey basement bistro serving big steaks and heavy sauces just in time for the 90-degree Colorado summer. So now Steak au Poivre's menu is both lighter and cheaper and showcases a cuisine that's "not so French-forward," according to Marco. "We don't want to be another Brasserie Rouge, you understand? Even though I loved that fucking restaurant. And we already have Bistro Vendome." What he wants (or so he claims) is for Steak au Poivre to be a little neighborhood place with great food and strong drinks: Cheers, with a French accent. But what he really wants right now is customers -- that wave of support that will lift him, his restaurant and his kitchen and carry them on through the years. And a smart restaurateur will do anything -- absolutely anything -- to feel that tidal pull of success.
Which includes cutting the heart of your kitchen in half if that's what's required. Marco's done that, too: Last week, the former two-man team of Yoann Lardeux and Tobias Burkhalter (late of Le Central) was reduced by one, as Lardeux made a fast exit and Burkhalter was promoted to executive chef. The rest of the crew remains under Burkhalter's command. "I wish Yoann nothing but the best," Marco told me. "But Toby carried that kitchen. He's an unbelievable fucking star."
Square deal: There are changes in and around Larimer Square, too. The old Tommy Tsunami space at 1432 Market Street, which most recently saw life as the doomed Tom Tom Room, will soon be home to the newest location of Bara Sushi -- which is both the Japanese name for a kind of rice salad native to Kansai, and the name of a mom-and-pop sushi enterprise in the Denver Tech Center, at 8000 East Belleview Avenue. For the past eighteen months, Bara Sushi has done a good business catering to the weekday Techie crowd.
Bara Sushi's owners will encounter the reverse on Market Street: lots of weekend foot traffic, lots of bar and club crowds, followed by some very quiet weekdays. That schedule is what killed Tom Tom Room, according to Larimer Square's Joe Vostrejs. Thursday through Saturday, the place would "just get crushed, totally packed," followed by days that were silent as the grave. "And that's the trouble with places like this, you know?" he says. Tom Tom Room "actually looked like they were doing pretty good, but when you make all your money in three days? You end up giving it all back on the other four."
Also, the space is roughly 7,700 square feet, which is a lot for a sushi bar. Hell, it's a lot for almost anything short of another chain restaurant. As for a third Asian concept going in where two have already failed? Bara Sushi must be hoping that the third time's a charm, because there's already a sign in the window promising "Opening in July."


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"You're making what?" was the question I was asked by MarocBaba and American Grandma after I told them I was making ketchup. MarocBaba added quizically "why would you want to do that? – there's a bottle in the fridge." Truthfully I wanted to see if I could do it. Ketchup goes quick in our house. K is a ketchup addict, he eats it on everything. The kid eats ketchup sandwiches (ketchup + bread = sandwich). Lots of conventional ketchups are loaded with artificial ingredients and a lot of sugar. I really wanted to make a good, natural ketchup to pair with our favorite chicken bites from Saffron Road.
It's not hard – I swear and while this doesn't taste exactly like what you would squeeze out of a bottle of nottobenamed ketchup it's close and it's really much better for you.
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- 3 large ripe tomatoes
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- 2 tsp ginger
- 2 cloves of garlic chopped
- 1 heaping Tbsp tomato paste
- 2 tsp salt
- 1 tsp pepper
- 3/4 c vinegar (white or apple cider vinegar)
- 1 c water
Bring a large pot of water to a boil. While waiting, score the three tomatoes across the top or bottom, making sure not to cut too deep. Remove pits from dates. When the water is boiling add the tomatoes and cook until the skin starts to pull away from the flesh of the tomato. Drain the boiling water and cover tomatoes with cold water until they can be handled. Drain water again and pull away the skin of the tomato. Place on a plate.
In the same large pot, add the olive oil and onions, cooking 5-8 minutes until the onions are soft and translucent. Roughly chop the tomatoes and add to the pot along with the dates and 1 cup of water. Set heat to medium. Mix in the ginger, garlic, tomato paste, salt and pepper. Cover and cook for 15-20 minutes until the tomatoes and dates are soft. Stir in the vinegar.
Using a stand blender, immersion blender or food processor, pulse the mixture until smooth. At this point it will have a thin consistency. Return to the pot and continue cooking until it reduces to a thick consistency. Check the flavor and adjust seasoning. You may need to add more vinegar (this depends on how acidic your tomatoes were to start with), or salt to balance out the sweetness of the dates. Watch the ketchup as it reduces and once it is at a consistency you associate with ketchup remove from heat. Pour into a container and allow to cool at room temperature or in the refrigerator.
If you would like to preserve this for more than a few days follow canning procedures. I doubt this ketchup is going to last more than a few days here!
I'm sure that you will find 100 uses for this ketchup. My boys loved dipping their Saffron Road Chicken Bites for a tasty lunch. I think that this combination for upcoming Eid parties is also a great idea.
This experiment has me wanting to give mayo and mustard a try too! Have you made your own condiments?
Disclaimer: This post is one in a series of posts MarocMama is doing with Saffron Road Foods. I was provided complimentary products however my opinions are my own.


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- Jonny Quest Cartoon Episode Guide
- Traditional Animation
- Hanna-Barbera Studios
- Distributed by: Columbia/Screen Gems
- Cartoon Characters: Roger T. "Race" Bannon, Hadji, Jonny Quest, Dr. Benton C. Quest, Arab Rifleman in Tomb, Hadji, Dr. Ali Kareem, Bandit, Kidnappers.
- Voice Actors: Mike Road, John Stephenson, Danny Bravo, Vic Perrin, Don Messick, Tol Avery, Daws Butler, Henry Corden, Sam Edwards, Will Kuluva, Cathy Lewis; Full Voice Cast ...
- Directed By William Hanna, Joseph Barbera.
- Produced By William Hanna, Joseph Barbera.
- Animated By George Goepper, Bill Keil, George Nicholas, Irv Spence, Charles Nichols.
- Written By Walter Black, Lewis Marshall, Arthur Pierson.
- Music: Hoyt Curtin.
- Editor: Warner Leighton, Donald A. Douglas, Ken Spears, Ed Warschilka, Larry Cowan, Tony Milch; more Editors ...
- First Aired on October 02, 1964. (more air dates ...)
- Originally Aired on ABC-TV (USA).
- Running Time: 30 minutes.
- Color
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Ahmed, an unscrupulous chieftain, plans to unite the warring factions of his native Ahab country and become the leader of the new nation. Capitalizing on Dr.... (more)
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I loved this episode,the Jonny Quests with the real creatures and monsters,with the more mystical feel were my favorites.This one is so much like the horror films of the 1950's I... (read more)
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This may be simple or impossible; all of my Java exp. is from hacking someone else's code and making changes as to suit evolving needs.
I am alos looking for a comprehensive reference on the web if anyone can point me. Books (in english) on Java are hard to comeby up here in the northern hills of Thailand.
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You can't use navigator.appName to determine which browser someone is using because a lot of people using other browsers have it set to report itself as IE when it is asked.
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I am trying to repost here any important info from Facebook, so sorry it's been a while... Not too much in the way of important but here goes! Sorry if I miss anything!!
1. I sent an email to my congressman last week to see if I could get FREE tickets to Space center Houston. This is how they responded: Thank you for contacting Congressman Amodeis office for assistance with your visit to Space Center Houston. I received word from the NASA liaison that the center can provide up to four complimentary tickets for your family. While this policy cannot cover the whole group as you described it, I hope this option may help. When you arrive at the facility, the four tickets will be available at the will call area. The information required to receive the four complimentary tickets is as follows: -Date of visit; -Total number of visitors (seven, correct?); -How many of the group are under thirteen years of age vs. how many are adults. Once I have this information, I would be happy to send it on to the NASA liaison to confirm the complimentary tickets. 2. I was just wondering if anyone was planning on flying in to Houston a couple days early and seeing what it has to offer? Or maybe getting in a couple days early and heading to Galveston to check it out? Is it worth it? I'm not sure if I should just get there the day of the sail or try and get there early. THX!!! -Galveston can be pretty fun. The boardwalk is fun but IMO overpriced. I wouldn't plan to spend days there, but if you come in a little early (day before) it is easy to fill the time. It's a decent beach for Texas. -Get there a day early, stay near or at Moody Gardens. There are many things to do there, including aquarium, and rainforest, and water park. Schlitterbahn is fun as well. -There is all kinds of stuff to do in Galveston and Houston. If you specify how old your kids are and what you guys like to do I'm sure I could come up with some things. -I think we'd be interested in just seeing the sites/city. The kids are 1 & 5. But we don't really need to focus on them. They've seen the beach, done the aquarium & zoo thing, we're not really into amusement parks (except Disney of course). For this part of the trip, I would be more interested in getting immersed in the culture of Texas. We've never been to Texas before and don't see us going back anytime soon. Of course, kid friendly places are always welcomed! In other words, I would want to see something that I can't see anywhere else. -Go see the water wall in the Galleria area. Shop at the galleria as well! Get some BBQ! - The Houston Natural Science Museum just opened a new ancient Egypt exhibit. It's fantastic. There is also the Cockrell Butterfly Center there. It's a huge, greenhouse with thousands of butterflies. There are several art museums in the museum district as well. You can purchase a Houston City Pass & it will give you admission to 5 attractions. Don't forget Space Center Houston at NASA, if you're interested in that. There is a ton to do in Houston. -Those are exactly the kind of places I'm interested in. I think my husband and I decided on Space Center Houston. I hope the kids will enjoy it too. I understand they have an Angry Birds exhibit now. That sounds so fun!! 3. So excited only 105 days or 15 weeks until we cruise! What excursions have you settled on? -Thank you for posting this.. I had forgotten last night to checkin and your post reminded me to do so. All the Cabanas are sold out. Not sure we would have done that due to the cost. Only thing we settled on was Bike tour of Key West. did book Palos Brunch and Dinner. -how many Disney cruises have you been on? -only 5 -We might do Palos this time...I'm since we have a 4 year old we will just be relaxing on a beach. We tried an excursion last year and she enjoyed being at the beach way more. -I was online at 900p last night - got us checked in!! Still debating on booking as excursions or doing it ourselves... Did book a spa treatment though! -I can't check in till July 29th, but hoping to book Palos and Blue Lagoon in Nassau. Key West we are doing the trolley you can hop on and off of, but not through Disney. I sure hope Palo isn't all sold out -Waiting for July 14, but hoping for Palos and blue lagoon too! Probably butterfly garden too. -On waiting for July 14th too That's why our TA helped us get the Atlantis stuff done ahead of time. I'm not sure what to do at Key West or Castaway Cay. - What is blue lagoon in Nassau ?? -It is a Island off Nassau that is for those wanting a private beach experience (with all other cruise and holiday guests) that also includes Dolphins and Sea lion experiences. I have been, just been reading up on it. -Would this be good for a 4 year old? My daughter just loves the beach so we didn't plan to do any excursions. I need to look up the best beaches at the ports -I doubt we will do any official cruise excursions. We will wander through Key West, beach it up at CC, and maybe hit the beach at the Westin in Nassau. -I've been doing some research on blue lagoon, particularly if you are NOT swimming with the dolphins or sea lions, and I'm just to sure about it. We just want to go to a nice beach for the day. It seems like you have to pay extra money once you get there to use the "water toys" at the lagoon, the food is lackluster, and it's crowded. Has anyone been there? can you tell me more about the beach at Westin? -we might just follow you - the Wyndham and Sheraton at Nassau sell day passes where you can use their pools and beaches/chairs for like $25pp (kids are less). Check out cruise critic and there is lots of info about it. I meant Wyndham, but wrote Westin earlier. Lol. You basically ride the little public van/bus from the straw market to the hotel and bask in the sun. 4. Anyone requesting a specific rotation for dinner? I know CC day is pirate night. Trying to figure out what night to do palo dinner and what day to do Palo brunch. Trying to figure out how they do the rotation for this cruise. I can book July 14 so I would like to be ready. -Are you concerned about missing a specific Dining room or missing a themed meal. IN the past the rotations have been as such.. Night 1 - Dining room themed Night 2 - Formal Night - Night 3 - Dining room themed Night 4 - Pirates Night Night 5 - Dining room Themed Night 6 - Semi Formal Night 7 - Farewell dinner ( I forgot this name). We have never requested a rotation, but have been pretty happy with what we have got. We are 2nd dining this trip with wait list for 1st. 5. That is Atlantis in Nassau. -oh ok i didnt realize that. how pretty!!! now i cant wait lol - have u been? -I have, we did their water park the last time... So much fun!! -Did u book through Disney or do your own thing? -The last time, I did book it on my own - Disney was really high... I think they have dropped the price since, it is now $169.00 including transportation and lunch... To do it on your own is $125 for adults and $80 for kids, the cab ride was about $10 - $12 each way. -how did you book it on your own I was thinking about going but sense its just my mom and myself I was thinking maybe just the aquarium and then on to the casino I do water slides and lazy rivers but she dosent - we just took a cab to the resort then onto Guest services... I know the water park you can't book in advance with them, not sure about the aquarium. -sounds like your family enjoy the Atlantis excursion. What does it include? -it included the Marine Habitat and the Water Adventures water park. If booked through Disney, it also includes transportation and lunch. -Please keep in mind if you are considering booking on your own.. "Access to the Aquaventure Waterpark and marine habitats at Atlantis are FREE for guests staying at the resort. Passes may be purchased by day visitors, but availability is limited and may be closed during periods of high resort occupancy." -We just booked a room at the Comfort Inn next to Atlantis which included 4 tickets to Atlantis. Our travel agent recommended we do it through them instead of Disney which saved us 50%. -did you book to get the discount? I didn't realize that as an option! How does that work since you won't stay the night? - my husband talked to our travel agent and she took care of the booking. You do not have to stay overnight. We just booked the room for the tickets. -Awesome! I need to look into that! |
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We are looking into a Galveston cruise this fall before the ship leaves Texas and you like the person who can possibly answer my questions... Have you taken the 7-Day Bahamas itinerary for Galveston, or do you happen to know what the dining rotations are... I've heard they rotate differetn than at Pt Canaveral cruises What night is Fireworks/Pirate Night? Where can I get a list of hotels you mentioned that offer Park & Sail options? We may end up on this particular, kind of hoping so since you all sound like a great group!
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Here are some key pointers 1) Make sure when you calculate the total cost, you include the taxes and the per person charge. If you look at the bottom of the Choice Hotel page where you "Book Room", it says... * These rates do not include taxes of 20.00% or other charges of 20.95 PER PERSON PER DAY* It is still a good deal but can get confusing 2) Do not take a boat taxi over to Atlantis. It is a LONG walk from the dock to the Comfort Suites AND it only runs at certain times making it hard to catch boat on your return. I would look up what they charge for the boat taxi, then negotiate that same rate with taxi drive who will take you straight to Comfort Suites. 3) When you get to Comfort Suites it is absolutely simple. You simply go to desk and say you are checking in and out right now. Get you receipt, your wristbands, and then it's a fairly short walk over to Atlantis <<<EDIT>> Real Price breakdown for those considering the Comfort Suites method for Atlantis Tickets When booking this Comfort Suite, there are certainrates that are not quoted into your reservation. IN fact, you will have to pay cash for them when you arrive, so even though you paid in advance, you still owe more. Here is how it works $223.20 -- 1 BR King bed w/sleeper for 4 people $86.54 -- estimated taxes $83.80 -- $20.95 X 4 people for energy and houesekeeping $80.00 -- 3rd & 4th person in room charge (you may not have to pay this since I believe "kids stay free") $473.54 -- Grand Total for 2 adults & 2 kids ... The website says this Energy surcharge: 15.95 per person per night. Housekeeping gratuities: 5.00 per person per night These are additional charges not included in nightly estimated total and must be paid directly at the hotel. Persons 16 and older are charged as adults. 3rd/4th person charged 40.00 per night + tax and service charges. so you also need to add on $20.95 per person and then another $40 per person for the 3rd & 4th person on your reservation I am not sure what the rate is on Aquaventure now, but my understanding is they have gotten cheaper, so not sure how much you would save by doing Comfort Suites anymore... used to be a good deal, not so sure anymore Now I have a question for you? We are going to be driving to the port from New Mexico and spending the night. Do you have any recommendations on what hotel to stay at night before that would offer Park & Sail for our car? Thanks!!
1999-2005 yearly DLC trips - various non-Disney hotels 2005 - DLC - Paradise Pier Hotel 2007 - Disney Cruise & WDW for our 20th wedding anniversary 2008 - DLC - Grand Californian 2009 - WDW- Old Key West & Animal Kingdom-Kidani 2010 - WDW- Beach Club & Animal Kingdom 2011 - Disney Cruise - the new Disney Dream & Holidays @ WDW! BCV & AKV Concierge April 2012 - MR Anniversary Cruise Nov 2012 - DLC to see Holidays & "WoC" May 2013 - Aulani! Aug2013 WDW & Universal Studios March 2013 Travel Agent AEP DCL/WDW Last edited by papamouse1; 07-02-2013 at 12:59 AM. |
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Now I have a question for you?
We are going to be driving to the port from New Mexico and spending the night. Do you have any recommendations on what hotel to stay at night before that would offer Park & Sail for our car? Thanks!![/QUOTE] I know there are quite a few, but one I have personally stayed at is the Hotel Galvez. It's a nice hotel, right across from the beach if you have the time, the parking garage feels like a fortress, and they offer a shuttle to the port. We stayed there just for a beach vacation, so I don't have any further insight than that. Hope that gets you started. |
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100 Days!!! Can't wait
Have a wonderful 4th of July. Thank The Lord for the blessing of living in the United States and the freedoms we have been given by those willing to sacrifice their lives for us. |
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I have no idea if it is too late to participate in the FE but we would love to
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Lobster dinner
UOTE=pumpkinkate;48856203]I know on Disney Cruise last year there was lobster on the semi formal night.[/QUOTE]
Thanks pumpkinkate. I sure hope they have lobster. We are celebrating my son's homecoming from Afghanistan and also my husband's birthday.......but lobster is something to celebrate any time. |
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Please thank your son for his service to our country! Freedom is never free. I love that you are celebrating his homecoming with a cruise! |
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I think the FE is still open. Welcome fellow Texans! If you are interested, please look up our Wonderful cruise page on Facebook too! PumkinKate above can help you if you need assistance joining. We've been enjoying her pictures on FB lately with our cruise countdown! Hooray for 100 days today! |
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Just Booked!!!
Hi all!! Last year was our first time cruising with Disney on the Magic out of Galveston. We loved it so much that we decided to go for round 2 on the Disney Wonder. We are a group of 8 (5 adults and 3 children- ages 10, 11, and 12). We would love to participate in the FE exchange... pumpkinkate, I just requested you on FB. Can't to wait to countdown with you guys!!
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Re: DISCUSSION2 - IRAN/CHINA - China starts shipping gasoline to Iran
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profiteerng? The trade spat isn't an all out trade war, and neither side
is really making it one, both are playing more to the public and pr than
to any economically damaging actions.
There are no gasoline sanctions on iran. There may be soon. Iran wants
lots more gasolie. Some suppliers have gotten skittish. China has an
oversupply of refining capacity. If anything, china is taking advantage of
iran's weakness, rather than challenging the usa directly. Chinese oil
firms get money wherever they can, and this is a great opportunity. They
aren't even selling directly to iran (which would be a major signal), but
are selling on the asian spot market, where second or third parties are
buying up and then delivering the gasoline to iran.
This may be in part the chinese reminding the us that unilateral demands
don't hold water, but it is as much if not more about making money from
some one else's instability.
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From: Reva Bhalla
Date: Wed, 23 Sep 2009 07:46:11 -0500
To: Analyst List<firstname.lastname@example.com>
Subject: Re: DISCUSSION2 - IRAN/CHINA - China starts shipping gasoline to
This is happening less than a week before P-5+1 talks with Iran, where
China will be participating
This also is happening in the midst of a trade spat between US and China
I don't buy that this is nonpolitical, but china has a window of
opportunity here to stick it to the US before the sanctions become
legalized. However, the US admin has a decision to make. THey can
retaliate with more sanctions against China using Section 421. And if they
don't do anything, these sanctions are already pretty much screwed
On Sep 23, 2009, at 7:40 AM, Peter Zeihan wrote:
let's keep in mind that the sanctions are not in place at present so
that beijing isn't doing anything illegal under either US or intl law
let's also keep in mind that as the US starts to shut out traditional
suppliers, the potential profit for suppliers who are normally too far
afield becomes attractive
plenty of non-political reasons for the chinese to be getting involved
in shipments right now
On Sep 22, 2009, at 8:59 PM, Reva Bhalla wrote:
Earlier we were saying that China wouldn't openly flout US moves
on Iran. Now, the formal sanctions regime is not yet in place, so
this may be China's way of sticking it to Washington over Section
421 that sanctioned their tire imports, but this is still a major
hit against the US in the lead-up to the Oct. 1 talks
Will the US now apply Section 421 more aggressively and show it
will use its leverage to make these sanctions stick? Obama all of
a sudden has a major trade spat on his hands.
What else would ave compelled the Chinese to make the move?
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23 Sep 2009 12:25ama**
Beijing supplies petrol to Iran
By Javier Blas and Carola Hoyos in London and Daniel Dombey in
Chinese state companies this month began supplying petrol to
Iran and now provide up to one-third of its imports in a
development that threatens to undermine US-led efforts to shut
off the supply of fuel on which its economy depends.
The sales come in spite of moves over the past year by
international companies, including BP and Reliance of India,
to stop selling petrol to Iran, and highlight the difficulties
of implementing sanctions aimed at curbing Iran's nuclear
Traders and bankers familiar with Iran's purchasing said the
gap left by the withdrawal of such long-standing suppliers had
been filled by Chinese petrol this month.
While Iran is one of the world's biggest oil producers its
refineries are dilapidated and it suffers from runaway petrol
demand because of generous subsidies.
Foreign ministers from the world's big powers are meeting on
Wednesday in New York to discuss how to convince Iran to
curtail its nuclear programme, which Tehran maintains is for
peaceful purposes.
The White House on Tuesday said that at a meeting with Chinese
president Hu Jintao, President Barack Obama had been
"forceful" in calling for more co-operation from Beijing over
Oil traders said that Chinese-state owned oil companies were
selling the petrol through intermediaries. The sales are legal
as fuel imports are not at present included in sanctions
against the country.
A Chinese official in Washington said: "Chinese enterprises
conduct normal trade relations with Iran, strictly speaking
within the relevant UN resolutions.
"On the UN side, the Chinese government position on the
Iranian nuclear issue has been very consistent and clear:
China has been working with the relevant parties together for
the peaceful resolution of the issue through diplomatic
Other Asian and European oil companies and trading houses also
sell petrol to Tehran.
Lawrence Eagles, head of commodities research at JPMorgan,
said: "We estimate, based on what we are hearing in the
market, that 30,000-40,000 barrels a day of Chinese petrol is
making its way from the Asian spot market to Iran via third
parties." His comments reflect the view of several leading
traders supplying Iran with petrol.
Iran usually imports 120,000 b/d. The traders did not disclose
the identity of the Chinese companies or the names of the
intermediaries. In the past, Chinese petrol has been resold
through intermediaries within Asia.
Beijing's leading oil companies Sinopec and CNPC have signed
$4bn contracts to help Tehran to pump more oil out of its
fields, many of which are declining with age.
The US and some of its allies want to shut off Tehran's petrol
imports, which have long been depicted as the Iranian
economy's most vulnerable point.
President Barack Obama endorsed such a goal before taking
office and US diplomats have discussed banning petrol sales to
Iran in a possible new round of United Nations Security
Council sanctions. Proposed legislation to punish
international companies selling petrol to Iran has already won
the backing of the vast majority of members of the US
But, because of the difficulty of convincing Russia and China
to sign up for UN sanctions and the risk of infuriating
allies, particularly France, by targeting non-US companies
that sell oil to Iran, US officials are focusing on a
behind-the-scenes bid to convince energy companies not to sell
petrol to Iran. The strategy follows Washington's largely
successful effort to convince international banks to cut back
on doing business with Tehran.
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